RE: Quit and Close Emacs Special Windows

[Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> As "this behavior" I mean that pressing q
> effectively closes the buffer instead of keeping 
> it around in the buffer list. When working in 
> big projects with too many files usually there 
> are too many *-...-* buffers (magit, compile, 
> man, logs...).
>
> And the user needs to keep closing them 
> constantly (with C-u q or explicitly)

OK, so Stefan was right. This is about not only
deleting the window but also killing the buffer.

I don't think you ever mentioned `C-u' with `q'
before (but I could be mistaken). I thought you
were only interested in deleting the window.
The code I showed was only about deleting the
window.

(FWIW, the Emacs jargon uses "kill" a buffer and
"delete" a window, not "close" a buffer.)